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Thousands of students back JAC postcard campaign
Thousands of students on Friday extended their support to the post card campaign for the benefit of unemployed persons taken up by the Musheerabad unit of the Joint Action Committee (jac) in Chikkadpally, Ashoknagar, RTC Crossroads, Domalguda and Vidyanagar. The post cards were addressed to Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao during the second day of the protest.
Musheerabad: Thousands of students on Friday extended their support to the post card campaign for the benefit of unemployed persons taken up by the Musheerabad unit of the Joint Action Committee (jac) in Chikkadpally, Ashoknagar, RTC Crossroads, Domalguda and Vidyanagar. The post cards were addressed to Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao during the second day of the protest.
Addressing the participants, Musheerabad JAC chairman Narsayya stated that jobless youth were in anguish while participating in the post card campaign and that they were facing untold hardships, even after spending huge amounts for undergoing coaching. ‘It is painful that employment notifications were getting delayed’. The youth, he said, had hoped for jobs with Telangana achieving statehood.
